What was the last movie you saw?

[tokyogirl]

i really like the new set up for the films forum. it's cool.

 

[Bayleaf48]

Thanks Tabith aswell :rolly2:

 

[Tabitha]

Glad you like it guys! It weren't half hard work!


I have been watching Robocop this evening - I gather that it is some people's favourite movie, I think it's terrible I like some of Verhoeven's other films - Total Recall for example, but I don't understand why Robocop is so popular?!

 

[Bayleaf48]

But it's worth it though!

'Batman & Robin' again yesterday afternoon for me

 

[Tabitha]

Today I took the day off work - this morning I watched Hamlet, from 2000, the one with Ethan Hawke, set in modern day - pretty good!

This evening I caught The Mothman Prophecies. Not bad at all, and Richard Gere is still looking mighty fine

 

[Bayleaf48]

'Bean The Ultimate Disaster Movie' yesterday afternoon for me, not as funny as I thoguht it would be though!

 

[buks]

do you wona know a secret

 

[tokyogirl]

watched sleepless in seattle again last night. i love that movie!

 

[angelle myst]

Originally posted by tokyogirl
watched sleepless in seattle again last night. i love that movie!

Can you belive i still havent seen this movie!!! I tried to record it last time it was on tv and it didnt work so i missed it

xxx

 

[Tabitha]

It's a good one Sammy - I recommend it highly.


I have just watched Unbreakable - it's great! I think I enjoy it more every time I see it. Now I have on "A Clockwork Orange" - a movie that I never saw before. Not enjoying it at all - I did enjoy the book, but the translation into film loses the drama, and accentuates the violence.

 

[Bayleaf48]

'True Lies' last night with my Mum & step dad & it's pretty good

 

[angelle myst]

Originally posted by Tabitha
It's a good one Sammy - I recommend it highly.


I have just watched Unbreakable - it's great! I think I enjoy it more every time I see it. Now I have on "A Clockwork Orange" - a movie that I never saw before. Not enjoying it at all - I did enjoy the book, but the translation into film loses the drama, and accentuates the violence.

Is Unbreakable the one with Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson with the train crash? Cos if is, i didnt like it

xx

 

[Bayleaf48]

It is that 1 I'm afraid to say sammy & sorry that you don't like it

 

[angelle myst]

I just expected something totally different, and it was just quite strange (not that i dont like strange, i love strange) but it just didnt do anything for me

xxx

 

[Bayleaf48]

At least you're being honest & that's all that matters in the end

 

[angelle myst]

Yah i guess so

xxx

 

[Bayleaf48]

What 1 person thinks si a good film, another does not & that is what makes us human after all - difference in opinion!

 

[Tabitha]

Originally posted by Sammy O'Neill
I just expected something totally different, and it was just quite strange (not that i dont like strange, i love strange) but it just didnt do anything for me

xxx

Yeah, Sammy that is the one I meant. Me & Tokyogirl have been having a similar dicussion in the Unbreakable thread for the last week or so about how this movie was deviously marketed - that people that went to see it in the cinema weren't expecting the kind of movie they got.
I was pleasantly surprised, though it sounds like it went the opposite way for you!

 

[DCBastien]

I've just seen Stuart Little Two. One word: AWWWWWWW!:blush:

 

[Marty's Mine]

A U S T I N
P O W E R S



Yeah Baby Yeah!!! (okay im too enthusiastic bout the film i jus saw hehe)